Expressions

"After weeks of negotiation, they finally closed the deal."

"Let's close the loop today so clients get answers before evening."

"Many businesses rely on cloud computing for data storage and security."

"The sky clouded over, and we knew it was going to rain soon."

"Can you clue me in on the schedule changes?"

"Leads coach daily standups so updates stay crisp and helpful."

"Leaders coach people past doubt with honest feedback and support."

"I coach through tough trade-offs by sharing past cases."

"My mentor coaches me up before every major presentation."

"Engineers code around the bug until an official patch ships."

"She can code like a machine when a deadline is near."

"Developers must follow a strict code of ethics in AI research."

"AI researchers are working hard to code the future."

"When the system crashed, she managed to code her way out."

"René Descartes' famous phrase Cogito, ergo sum highlights the importance of self-awareness in understanding existence."

"He spent all morning making cold calls to new clients."

"The detective reopened a cold case from 1999."

"He got cold feet before proposing to her."

"He’s such a cold fish; he never shows his feelings."

"After the argument, she gave him the cold shoulder for days."

"During the 20th century, the United States and the Soviet Union were engaged in a cold war."

"Both companies agreed to collaborate on the new software product."

"Two motorcycles collided with each other at the intersection."

"Good designers always color outside the lines."

"She has come a long way since she started her career."

"We came across a promising distributor during the trade fair."

"He came across as a very confident person."

"He always comes across as honest in conversations."

"Even when disagreeing, she always comes across as polite."

"Would you like to come along to the picnic this Sunday?"

"The old book came apart in my hands."

"She finally came around to our way of thinking."

"After some debate, the board came around to supporting the new idea."

"When will you come back from London?"

"After the vacation, it’s time to come back to earth."

"He decided to come clean about the accident."

"She finally came clean about her past."

"You should come clean with the team about the project delay."

"Their plans came crashing down after the crisis."

"The rain is really coming down now."

"The board decided to come down hard on those involved in the scandal."

"The board will come down on any department that exceeds the budget."

"The decision will come down to how much money we have left."

"I think I'm coming down with a cold."

"Several team members came forward to volunteer for the new task."

"Many citizens came forward to help the victims of the earthquake."

"She came forward with the truth about what really happened."

"After years abroad, she’s come full circle and moved back home."

"Please come in and have a seat."

"He came into a large sum of money after his uncle passed away."